A. commercial sources
C. personal sources
D. experimental sources
B. systems contracting
C. management supplies
D. systems buying
A. high price
C. low brand awareness
D. low availability
A. modified purchases
C. new decisions
D. fewest decision
A. deciders
B. influencers
D. initiators
A. selective shopping
B. selective ad watching
D. selective noticing
A. spot markets
B. exchange markets
C. vertical markets
A. competitors brand
C. suppliers brand
D. initiator brand
A. segregate principle
B. lining principle
D. golden lining principle
C. media sources
D. public sources
B. modified purchases
C. most of the decision
D. new decisions
B. formal groups
C. membership groups
D. primary groups
A. market information system
B. market record system
C. market development system
A. lowest benefit package
C. initiating benefit package
D. medium benefit package
A. market equilibrium point
C. vertical axis
D. Companys equilibrium point
A. demonization
C. psychogenic factors
D. motivation
B. product marketing
C. market development
D. service marketing
B. point scale method
C. factor method
D. ratio method
A. contractual buying
B. contractual selling
C. bare bones
A. government markets
B. consumer markets
D. business markets
A. sentence associations
B. Company associations
D. word associations
A. modified buyers
B. modified task
C. modified buy
B. opinion orientation
C. group orientation
D. inspirational orientation
A. value cues
B. central cues
D. value route
B. adjusting heuristic
C. geographical heuristic
D. anchoring heuristic
A. super trend
B. fabulous trend
D. techno-socio trend
A. attitude risk
C. factor risk
D. functional risk
A. approvers
B. providers
D. suppliers
A. economic demand
B. exponential demand
D. product demand
B. market development system
C. market information system
D. market record system
A. supply ratio method
B. fixed cost ratio
C. raw material ratio
A. expanding expenditure
B. expansible market
D. limited expenditure
A. relatives
B. supply by company
D. demand by others
A. analysis of natural environment
B. geographic environment analysis
D. economic environment analysis
A. triggering emotions to personal values
B. adding an important feature
C. linking product to personal situation
A. representative network memory model
C. classified network memory model
D. distributive network memory model
B. elaboration route
C. central cues
D. value cues
A. psychological risk
B. attitude risk
C. physiological risk
B. out-suppliers
C. modified suppliers
D. new suppliers
A. aspiration groups group
C. associative group
D. inspiration group
A. interest stage
C. initial awareness stage
D. trial stage
B. cancellation principle
C. segregate principle
A. demand
B. behaviors
D. need
A. group leader
B. opinion leader</strong>
D. associative leader
A. physiological risk
B. social risk
D. attitude risk
B. low demands
C. discounts
D. lesser prices
B. short-term marketing wave
C. fade
D. marketing shade
A. influencers
C. users
A. motivation drive
B. behavior learning
D. motivation cue
A. available market
C. penetrated market
D. potential market
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